eBay SVP and Chief Technology Officer Mazen Rawashdeh sold 23,167 shares on March 17, 2026, in an open-market transaction worth about $2.17 million, at $93.59 per share. As CTO, Rawashdeh is a senior executive with direct visibility into the company’s technology priorities and execution, so his trades tend to draw attention from investors watching insider behavior. This sale also fits into a broader cluster of insider selling at eBay in March. Over the past 30 days, multiple executives reported stock sales, including SVP Julie A. Loeger selling 15,000 shares for about $1.36 million on March 12, and additional sales by Jordan Douglas Bradley Sweetnam ($675,260) and Cornelius Boone ($871,390) on March 18. When several insiders sell around the same time, it can signal coordinated timing such as routine selling plans, equity vesting, or personal diversification, but the filings alone don’t explain motives. For retail investors, the key takeaway is the pattern: several senior leaders have been net sellers recently, with Rawashdeh’s transaction the largest in the group listed. Watching whether this selling continues or reverses in future filings can provide useful context alongside earnings and company updates.